


A little background...
Like a favorite pair of stonewashed jeans, life’s wear and tear has softened me. Embracing my imperfections has opened the door to purpose, curiosity, and joy.
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Born in the Midwest, I found myself starting over when a move South at forty brought unexpected challenges—including a deep struggle with control. What I learned through that season prepared me for another turning point: a cancer diagnosis at forty-seven that profoundly deepened my faith. In surrender, I discovered strength—and in that strength, a calling.
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I'm a Board-Certified Master Christian Life Coach, with additional certifications in Mental Health Coaching, Grief and Loss, Hope Coaching, Stress Management, and Trauma-Informed Coaching through the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC). My continuing education includes advanced coursework in spiritual woundedness, biblical counseling, and neuroscience-informed coaching.
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Over the past nine years, I’ve co-developed care-partner programs and pioneered mental health initiatives within both church and community settings. Each client session reflects a blend of clinical insight, spiritual grounding, and lived experience—a holistic approach that honors both the science of the mind and the care of the soul.
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It’s a joy and a privilege to walk alongside others, offering encouragement, empowering direction, healing, and hope. We all get stuck sometimes—but you don’t have to stay there. Together, we’ll take the next right step.
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“God had one son on earth without sin, but never one without suffering.” – St. Augustine
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Certifications and Credentialing:
​Certified Master Christian Life Coach
Certified Mental Health Coach
Specializations:​
Grief and Loss Coaching Certified
Grace-Focused Life Coaching
Hope Coaching Certified
Trauma Informed Coaching​
Contributing Writer:
Hardin Life Resource Group Extensive Blog Catalog
Author:
Soul Rest (personal or group retreat)
Ezra's Desire (10 week study)
Jewishness of Christ (8 week study)
Battling Worry, Stress and Anxiety (5 Week Study)​
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